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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1907

Page

6

People must back Elyria Zanesville trolley line say Breisinger

President Breisinger urged Coshocton residents to support the Elyria Zanesville interurban, noting local rights of way and franchises would decide the project. The Times Recorder emphasized farm and town liberal support as key to securing the line through the county.

J. T. Breisinger Coshecton Elyriv-Zanesche Troley Times Recorder Ohio Zanesville The Beleves Breitinger Pase

Labor Not Protected by Germany and Rising Costs

A New York paper notes labor protections lag under German influence, Europe expanding protections, and duties on imports. Reports claim wages remain very low while living costs rise, with Consul Hannah citing sharp price hikes. The piece discusses taxation and industry earnings, describing widespread distress and poverty amid inflation and high living costs.

Germany Europe Ufe Hannah Masdeburs Algo Zittan Wien Kang Bed

Teddy bears marked down in Washington price cut

A Washington Herald item notes bears at the market priced to 79 cents. John J. Sullivan is described as a mollycoddle, once urging bold action but now coddling women, per the Desert News.

Washington The Washington Herald John JL. Sulivan

Grain Market Prices and Retail Stock Report

Market notes list corrected grain and flour prices, including wheat, rye, corn, and oats, with retail and wholesale lard, potatoes, apples, onions, turkeys, chickens, and beef products. It records fluctuating prices, plus miscellaneous lines on livestock and feed costs, reflecting a busy period in commodities and farm goods.

Itesae and Ducks Chickens Co

Highland Terrace Lot Sale Proves Strong Local Demand

An immense crowd packed the Highland Terrace auction held by McConnell and Karr in Coshocton on Saturday. About 75 of 125 offered lots sold at averages around 275 dollars with highs to 340 and one sale under 20. The event drew laborers and farmers, and the sale closed as evening approached with plans to offer remaining lots privately.

Highland Terrace McConnell & Karr Real Estate Company Mr. Andrews Coshocton Hootman Beale Adams J. C. Fisher Adams Denman Jack Rames Messrs McConnell Karl McConnell and Karr

Skull Crushed as Derrick Falls at Wide Creek

In Wide Creek a derrick collapse during rock placement crushed skulls of a worker identified as Mr. Shryock. He died instantly with a wife and five children left bereaved. The incident occurred between 6 and 7 a.m. while encaged in a building, as a heavy derrick was used to lift a rock for abutments. Shryock had recently acquired land for a home and was survived by a widow and five children.

Warne Sapvack Henge Wide Creek Shryock Iséeh William Shryock Warley Foster Wills Creek

Wreck on C. M. Near Cambridge Damages Line

A freight train on the C. M. and near Cambridge derailed at Pigeon Point after a broken flange caused seven passengers to be thrown from the train embankment. Two crew were near the wreck. no injuries reported. Traffic rerouted via Cambridge Zanesville Tranway and Newcomerstown until the line reopened by ten o'clock.

Bert Ly Mendes Trias Minning Pigeon P Cambridge Zanesville Tranway Newcomerstown

Tents Ready for Chautauqua Assembly Rentals

The committee on grounds for the Oscohcto n Chautauqua has closed orment and is ready to accept reservations for tents for family use during the assembly. Tents may be rented or purchased for the event with prices to be announced. Contact committee members Al Stewart McGlanis Tan Boyd Frank Martin RR H Miller for plans, and support the city of tents on the grounds with hundreds of canes.

Notte al Stewart F McGlanis Tan Boyd Martin Hmilla Troante Opee Aiden

Local Visits and Meetings At Chalfants and Trinway

Community members from Chalfants and nearby towns attended religious services and visited relatives including Babbarh ile Cox of Trinway hosting at Jo Po Choys home. The Trinway charge fourth quarterly meeting and conference plans were noted. and local business manager Wall Asie of Sears Cantwell Shoe Store announced new duties in Oriontown with a Sunday departure. Mudge and J. O. Nicholaas plan a Quebec trip via Cleveland Buffalo Niagara Falls. Rumors spread that Col Watterson’s candidate absconded across the bridge.

Ub Altee Atv Me Vietina Fie Dw Pirslin Mae McKee Chalfants Babbarhile Cox Trinway Jo Po Choys Joann Fryes Dunkirk Harding County Wall Asie Anigiay Wolfe Sears Cantwell Nas Oriontown Mudge Via Nicholaas Cleveland Buffalo Niagara Falls Quebec Margie Agnew Freq Cantwell Massillon Ralph Rippeth Dill New Philadelphia Rey Wright Columbua Coshoeton Wil W. O. Wright Standen Cleve- Jana Furnish & Avite Reams Cosecton Otis Riza Buckeye Lake James Carrie Harrah Warsaw

Big Catch on Tuscarawas River Near Morgan Run

Mike Barrick and Dave Norris fished Saturday night on the Tuscarawas River near Morgan Run. They landed nine bass and an eight and a half pound pike. A hook in Mike’s finger caused pain after the catch, but he and Dave freed him after the fish was netted.

Mike Barrick Dave Norris Tuscarawas River Morgan Run Mike Dave

Personal notices from Coshocton area residents

A long list of social and travel notes from Coshocton, New Comerstown, West Lafayette and nearby towns. Details include visits, trips to Newark, Columbus, Pittsburgh, and Atlantic City, family gatherings, summer plans, and health updates for various locals and relatives.

Mid Summer Bargains at New York Racket Store

Advertising circular listing bargain prices on lawn mowers ball bearings window screens ice cream freezers Velocipedes child’s two wheel carts parlor matches jelly jars and glassware, large and small sizes, fly paper and cotton socks men’s balbriggian underwear and Star Soap bars with multiple cents prices for mid summer sale totals.

Citizens 8 and L Declares Dividend at Plevs Meeting

The Citizens Building and Loan Association held its semi monthly meeting Monday evening. A satisfactory report on the business was presented and the semi annual dividend was allowed, amounting to 2 per cent of capital.

Citizens Building and Loan Association Wsual

Local Social Notes From Oxford and Nearby Towns

Miss Carrie Bab cock visits, George Kime ill, Howard Miller and family stay with J. W. Poland. Ada and Nele Davis of Newcomerstown visit uncle Christopher Hart. E A Calhouns spend Sunday with Clinton Spindler. Alex Smith and wife from Newcomerstown visit M. T. Smith. Everett Boyd of Fresno and G L Wolfe of Isleta join W. J. Calhoun family. Blanca Mizer of Canal Lewisville visits friends.

Oxford Carrie Babcock George Kime Howard Miller Dennison J. W. Poland Maxses Ada Nele Davis Newcomerstown Christopher Hart E. A. Calhoun Clinton Spindler Otsego Alex Smith Newcomeratown M. T. Smith Everett Boyd Fresno G. L. Wolfe Isleta W. J. Calhoun Blanca Mizer Canal Lewis Ville

Local notes from Mohawk area gather crowd and repairs

Nellie Nelle Ma July 8 report notes a citizens beauty event with a large crowd, praise for an excellent program, while Onan Barrett builds a new house and Rev Morris returns from Pennsylvania to assist revival. Homer Meredith is constructing a new barn, Geo Darling tests a recently bought auto, Mrs Wim Meredith suffers rheumatism, Shean Browning subpoenas witnesses, and J M Rodgers is independent in tale writing. Miss Marie Hagane returns from Connecton. the Shaefer couple visit relatives.

Shean Browning John Shaefer New Castle Marie Hagane Comnocton J. M. Rodgers

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